Arrive at the La Paz Marina. That's Betsy, One of the Owners, On the Left.
Note the Hot Tub on Deck. The Skylight is Above the Galley

Beau and Oso, the Ship's Mascot, Swimming

"Skyrat" Island. Our Own Name for a Seagull Infested Island. Note the Sugar Coating!

Another Sugar Coated Rock Island

Powder frosting or snow?

There Are a Lot of These Islands With Shear Faces and Deep Water.

Katie

This Island is Near the North End of Espirito Santo and Was Loaded With Sea Lions!

More Sea Lions but No Sea Monkeys!

The Males are the Big Ones.

More Sugar Frosted Coating Courtesy of the "Dumpster Ducks."

A Sea Lion Checking Us Out. Probably Taken from a Kayak. Note the Large Brain Indicating He's a Male.

A Female Sunbathing.

Booby Bird

Sea Lion just below the surface on Tina's right.

Frigate Birds. These Birds Steal from Other Birds and Can Only Take Off from High Locations.

Who Ever Heard of a Hot Tub on the Deck of a Schooner! Here's Dan and
Tina. Note Dan's Favorite Beverage on the Left. Looks Like a Pacifica.

Looks Like Things are Getting Hotter! What's Going On Behind That Hat?

Looking Up From the Salon At the Skylight.

Tina Caught a Blow Fish. Obviously He's Not Happy.

Deflated Blow Fish. Does That Mean He's Happy?

A Bat Ray, they fly out of the water and do somersaults to get rid of parasites & just for fun.

Oso.

Another Ray?

We Named this Unfortunate Fish: "Skeletor!"

The Foresail and Forestaysail

Tina Has Her Sea Legs.

Climbing the Ratlines to hang the D-cup.

Sweet. Vote for Pedro!

The jibsail and Who's That Babe!

This Shot is Taken from the Brace Which is the Spar on the Course Sail.

Talofa With a Furled Course Sail.

Ramming Speed!

Talofa.....Talofa Lava.

Talofa Starboard Side.

On A Broad Reach.

Someone's In the Rigging.

View of Talofa From a Beach On Espirito Santo. Ice cream anyone?

Closer View

Hi, I'm Gilligan. "Skipper!..."
The Orange Cylinder On the Left Has a Rod Going Through It and Is
Thrown Overboard In Case of "Man Overboard." It's Attached to the Life
Ring And Has a Flag On the Top of the Rod So It's Easy to See In the
Water.

Espirto Santo Island.

Dan and Tina In a Nice Cool Cubby Hole.

Beau and Tina. I Think Those Are Fig Trees. The roots grow really weird.

Looks Like Tina's Ready to Kick Clint Eastwood's Butt. Go ahead, Make My Day!

Katie and Tina With Sea Lion Island In the Background.

A Sea Lion On the Same Island.

This Is Taken From Our Kayak Near the Island.

Dan and Scott.

Night Time on Espirto Santo's East Side.

Left to Right; Tina and Katie

Beau and Lianne Furling the Course.

Looks Good.

Skeletor II.

There Are Several of These Fishing Villages On Espirito Santo. It Was A Ghost Town.

Lianne In the Salon In Preparation for the Renewing of Dan and Tina's
Vows. The Cover on the table is a Samoan Tapa and is Actually Covering
the Dining Table Which is the Cover for the 6 Cylinder, 2-Stroke Diesel
Engine.

Looking Into the Galley from the Salon. Dan and Tina ready to take the plunge again.

Mike (out of photo) Is Reading a Romeo and Juliet Type Samoan Story.

The Ceremony Continues.

Dan and Tina Exchanging Smiley Face Rings (You Had to Be There).

From Left to Right: Mike, Lianne, Beau, Linda, Tina, Dan. Lianne, Beau and Linda Are Singing A Samoan Song.

A Wedding Gift from Mike and Linda: a Samoan Tapa which is tree bark
hand-pounded till it looks and feels like paper, then it is painted with
fruit dye and given to the 'newlyweds' for good health and posterity.

The "Bald Baby."

Scott, "jib the jibe!"

Scott Hoisting the Mainsail.

It Needs to Be Tighter.

The sun's reflection off Scott's bald head.

A Salty Dog coming around to inspect our work. No hankage here.

Preparing to Raise the Jib.

Tina At the Helm. Watch out women driver!!

Dan At the Helm pushing the Envelope, again.

Dan and Tina.

We Were Hoping to See the "Green Flash" But It Was Not to Be. On the other hand, a Cross will do.

I'm Not Sure What We're Looking At But It Must Be Interesting.

Dan Up In the Rigging.

Reaching for the moon?

Dolphins off port bow.

Resting, relaxing and feeding thyself.

Fresh is always best.

All but two went ashore.

Looks like we are really roughin' it, huh?

Cast ashore and hung out to dry.

Fresh water found at about 10 feet. Fresh Water is Hard to Find On the Baja.

The power of water and time.

Man, what a big wheel you have!!!

Doing the "Lone Hand", I am.

Captain Nemo or alien from the deep?

Hope he doesn't throw it on deck.

Time to say good bye.
We hope you enjoyed us sharing our
memories with you. Just be thankful Tina didn't put all 963 pictures or
the 40-50 mini videos our digital camera takes on this site. We had an
incredible time and would do it again. Talofa Lava everyone!
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